The University of Oklahoma’s women’s softball team has made history by becoming the second team ever to win three consecutive national titles. After defeating Florida State 3-1 in the Women’s College World Series, the team and Coach Patty Gasso credited their success to their faith in Christ. During a press conference, the players praised God and shared their joy in Christ as the source of their motivation. Team captain Grace Lyons acknowledged that the only way to have a joy that doesn’t fade away is from the Lord, and teammate Jayda Coleman shared her experience of finding Christ. Infielder Alyssa Brito explained the team’s eye’s up gesture as a way to fix their eyes on Christ and remind themselves that they are living to exemplify the Kingdom. The team’s unwavering faith and devotion to Christ have been a core component of their success on and off the field, proving that their hard work is not just for the win, but to glorify God.
Oklahoma Women’s College Wins World Series with Faith in Christ
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